customer reporter not finishing

[bennage]

I'm having a problem that seems related to #20, but I think that it may be different.

I'm trying to setup a simple Growl reporter. (Maybe there's already one out there that you can recommend?) I'm using 2.2.1.

My problem is this:
In the execute method of the wrapper that jasmine-npm creates around jasmine-core, it checks the reportersCount property and sets up the default reporter is the value is 0. The value of reportersCount is only modified in addReporter.

The instance of jasmine in my custom report is the one that is being wrapped. This means that I am not able to use the method that bumps reportersCount. In turn, configureDefaultReporter is always called. (I actually do want the ConsoleReporter to be added to, but I think that it's onComplete is terminating everything before my customer reporter is done.)

The end result is that jasmineDone is never called on my customer reporter.

My implementation (es6) is here:
https://gist.github.com/bennage/10bc25cdcc869bdbd92f

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[amavisca]

You shouldn't do that in the reporter itself, you should make a script/grunt task/gulp task.

You can instantiate a new instance of your reporter somewhere and give it to jasmine.

var Jasmine = require('jasmine');
var GrowlReporter = require('./growlReporter');

var jasmine = new Jasmine();
//or wherever your config file is, you can use .loadConfig to pass in an object instead of a file
jasmine.loadConfigFile('support/jasmine.json'); 
// add your custom reporter
jasmine.addReporter(new GrowlReporter());
// adds the console reporter
jasmine.configureDefaultReporter(); 
jasmine.execute();

The jasmine you used in the GrowlReporter refers to the jasmine-core, which the jasmine module wraps.

Let me know if this answered your questions!

[bennage]

Yes, it does help. I encourage to add this to the readme.
I had npm test pointing to jasmine and I had simply put growlReport.js in the helpers directory.
Thanks for your time.